Prosecutors volunteered on Friday to review hundreds, perhaps thousands, of pages of classified C.I.A. documents in the Sept. 11 case to determine if some material provided to defense lawyers was too heavily redacted. More.
Prosecutors volunteered on Friday to review hundreds, perhaps thousands, of pages of classified C.I.A. documents in the Sept. 11 case to determine if some material provided to defense lawyers was too heavily redacted. More.
The FBI released hundreds of pages of newly declassified documents Wednesday about its long effort to explore connections between the Saudi government and the September 11th attacks, revealing the scope of a strenuous but ultimately fruitless investigation whose outcome many question to this day. More.
Twenty years have passed since the terrorist attacks that happened on September 11, 2001, and for many people, that fateful day has had a lifelong impact. Danny Frazier was a paramedic working in New York City at the time. More.
By sharing memories of the 9/11 terrorist attack on the Twin Towers, Souderton Area High School teachers recall their experiences and how they have been affected 20 years later. The morning of 9/11, ninth grade English teacher Sue Newlin said that she was picking up her son from preschool when she heard about the attack over the radio. More.
In her 2004 book, "Turbulent Skies," Barbara Dorger wrote, "Maybe someday someone will write about the incredible actions of the flight crews on the morning of September 11, 2001." This wish began to manifest in the 10th year after 9/11 when she had an overwhelming sensation that she should undertake this quest herself. More.
Though the Des Moines Fire Department has a $47.5 million budget, a $14,000 donation came as a big surprise to firefighters. “It’s unusual that we get a big donation like that," said Matt Porter, a district chief. "It doesn’t happen very often.” More.
The nonprofit, Still Standing—Still Free, Inc., hosted a 9/11 twentieth anniversary photography exhibit at the Fashion Center at Pentagon City, from Sept. 11 through Oct. 11, 2021. Featuring images from photographers and founders Sean Kelley, Joe Pisciotta, and Bob Pugh, the exhibit was a resounding success. More.
By all accounts, there was no sound at all when the Brooklyn Waldbaums roof collapsed on that August morning in 1978, killing six members of the FDNY. Members of the FDNY had been on the scene for less than an hour. There was a massive roof operation to vent the building hampered by raging flames and brutal smoke. More.